Why is Bandai so out of touch? (GB4 vs. Mecha Break vs. Rogue Orbit)
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Why is Bandai so out of touch? (GB4 vs. Mecha Break vs. Rogue Orbit)

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I am incredibly frustrated with how Bandai Namco treats global Gundam fans(for me at least). We have all the pieces for a perfect game, but they keep missing the mark. Here is my take:

  • The Movement Problem: Gundam Breaker 4 feels stiff, heavy, and unoptimized. Why can't we have the hyper-fast, vertical, anime-accurate flight freedom of Mecha Break or Armored Core VI?
  • The Extreme Vs. Gatekeeping: Bandai cracked the code on speed with EXVS, but they keep it trapped in tiny 2D arenas and locked behind Japanese arcade/region blocks.
  • The Gundam Rogue Orbit game: They finally built a fast-paced engine, but they wasted it on a trend-chasing Helldivers / Monster Hunter clone. I as a gundam-anime fans wanted faction-vs-faction military warfare, not fighting generic alien monsters with an unknown protagonist.
  • The Global Disrespect: Deleting globally active games like Gundam Breaker Mobile while treating the Western audience like a second-class option is exhausting.

At this point, I honestly hope Rogue Orbit flops financially. Corporate executives only understand money. Maybe a total flop will finally force them to stop chasing trends and build the high-speed, lore-accurate Gundam simulator we have been begging for.

Does anyone else feel this way, or am I just being too cynical?

No hurtful feelings, so what do you guys think or opinion about this?

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u/Possible_Hotel_6078 — 16 hours ago

Update: Best decision I’ve ever made. 98% CPU load at 60W+, and it won't even cross 82°C anymore.

Just wanted to drop a quick update showing what proper thermals look like. As you can see , my i5-11400H is handling a massive 98% CPU load during a full scan, pushing a heavy 60.5W.

​Before the upgrade, my 4 years old Asus Tuf would have choked, sounded like a jet engine, and thermal throttled instantly at 100°C. Now, it just sits at a cool 82°C.

​Shoutout to Honeywell PTM7950 and ICE Whale U7 Ultra putty (both easily bought on Shopee/Lazada). For anyone living in hot and humid climates, standard paste just pumps out. This setup completely revives the machine.

u/Possible_Hotel_6078 — 29 days ago
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Finally repasted my 4-year-old ASUS TUF F15... The temperature drop is absolutely insane.

I’ve had my ASUS TUF F15 (RTX 2050) for about 4 years now, and lately, the thermals have been awful. Whenever the CPU boosted, it would instantly slam straight into the (95°C - 100°C) danger zone. Because it was choking so badly, the CPU couldn't even sustain its boost clock speeds. It would heavily throttle down and sit at (20W - 30W) maximum power draw just to stay alive, causing terrible stuttering in games.

I finally decided to do a complete overhaul. I swapped out the old, dry factory paste for a Honeywell PTM7950 pad on the CPU/GPU cores, and replaced the old stock thermal putty on the VRAM with ICE Whale U7 Ultra thermal putty.

Holy crap, the results are incredible.

Instead of choking at 20W, my CPU and GPU can now pull their maximum wattage and sustain it seamlessly under heavy loads. Even with both chips running at their absolute power ceilings, temperatures are consistently hovering around (80°C - 85°C).

A literal 15°C+ drop while finally getting 100% of the performance I actually paid for. If you have an older TUF laptop that feels sluggish and runs at 100°C, please do yourself a huge favor and do this. It completely revives the machine!

I tested it on Honkai: Star Rail at 4K 30fps as a pure brute-force stress test, and it fully sustained over 50W+ on the CPU and 70W max on the GPU without a single drop!

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u/Possible_Hotel_6078 — 1 month ago